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WHITE, D.P.A., North Bay. €amamian Houses and Lots for Sale on Terms for Cellars, Sewers, Etc Contracts of all kinds taken EMPIRE BUILDING Special Attention to the Ladies Ask for our Weekly Rates Public School Honour Roll for February Senior IIIâ€"Jean Montigny, Agnes Robertson, Lester Bosley, Sam Finkelâ€" man, Eleanour Lawson, Muriel Hill, Hazel Gilbert, Rosa Wong, Wilfrid Prest Fred Sheculski, Woodrow Brady, Quanâ€" to Baldovin. Room IIIâ€"M. Laura MacDonald, teacherâ€"Sr. III Classâ€"Cecil Robinson, Emma Walko, Caroline Baldovin, Walâ€" ter Craig, Toivo Frantsi, Reggie Macâ€" Donald, Eva Prest, Roland Nilson. Jr. III Classâ€"Sada Newlands, Janet Dye, Zelda Sky, Viola Maki, Ronald Phillips, Edna Cousineau; Sybil Laughâ€" ren, Leonard Staples, equal; Walter Mc# Crae, Gertrude Hawkins, Mike Holgoâ€" nch Tom Moore, Mike Popovich, Mary Holgovxch Albert Keelan, Mildred Furlong; Annie Rubick and Helen Lucâ€" hen, equal. Roorfi 1Vâ€"Eileer Ohlman, teacherâ€" Jr. IIIâ€"Mildred Dennison, Ada Miller, sarah Finkelman, Joy Wookey, Mariâ€" anne Cooper, Jack Hartling, Peggy Donylchuk. Sr.IIâ€"Anita Shewan, Mary Emma Skaviem, Minnie Bobinski, Howard Cowan, Alma Turcott, George McGarry, John Keeley, Jack McIntyre. Room Iâ€"John A. Bush, principalâ€" Senior Fourth Classâ€"Douglas Sullivan, Marguerite Smith, Jimmie Heath, Clifâ€" ford Jucksch; Kathleen Barron and Bertha Bonnell, equal; Willie Shields, Thomas Leck, Stella Dennison. Junior Fourth Classâ€"Robert Moore, Mary Donylchuk, David Sky, Violet Inâ€" nes:; Elsie Wardley and Jack McCrae, equal; Madeline McKinnon, Jerry Rasâ€" sel, Jean St. Clairâ€"Pike, Gertie Furlong, Wanda Smith, Signe Taipale, Edward Sheculski. i Room IIâ€"Florence Hubble, teacherâ€" Junior IVâ€"Rigoletta Pianosi, Francis Bobinski, Elia Zuliani, Bill Phillips, Dorris Lochrie. Room Vâ€"Annie V. Mitchell, teacher â€"Senior IIâ€"PFaye Farr, Jennie Smith; Bill Gilbert and Harry Harris, equal; Clifford Hornby, Ellen McCadden, Jean Heath, Francesco Iannarelli, Aubrey The following is the February honour roll for Schumacher public school. Names are in order of merit. Standing of the Pupilé in the Various Classes at the Schumacher Public School for the Month of February. Names Arrangd in Order of Merit. for your convenience in homelike atmosphere Phone No. 321 . â€" 4+ “'0-0.’0 L *# * 4 *eetes* setes? *veta4t Jr. Iâ€"Betty Briden, Daisy Hunter, Dorothy McKinnon, Jessie Bell, Elmer Turcott, Margaret Bell, Reginald Dillon, Joe Deslaurier. Room IXâ€"Maidie Dewar, teacherâ€" Senior Primerâ€"Corrie Miller and Nellie Haras, equal; Maragret Krancevic, Guâ€" elda Farr, Robert Heath, Mikeal Grentz, Leslie Halliwell, Stanley Lampkin; Lily Luchen and Fred McNaughton, equal. Junior Primer â€" Margaret Wong, Chrissie Bewhey, Buddie Mangotich, Florence Keene, James Fowler, Jenny Wallace, Sophie Vidmar, Violet Harris. Robinson, Frank Skelly, Steve Ostovich, Ethel McKinnon, Elwyn Laughren, Lea Boissonault, Charlie Caldwell, Joe Green: May Fowler and Wallace Sinâ€" clair, equal; Muriel Phillips. Room VIâ€"Irene Murphy, teacherâ€" II Classâ€"Natalie Gregulski, Willie Monk, John Todhunter, Donald Barâ€" ron, Ida Duxfield, Harvey Brady, Joan Wharton and Earl Lampkin, equal; Toline Price and Robert Fournier, equal; Bernard Weber, Jean MacDonald, Lesâ€" lie Harris, Kezia Taylor, Lila Norris, Ernie McKinnon, Jean Chatson, Rhodri Neame, Jack Fisher, Harold Furlong, Mary Hodson, Jimmie Smith, Gerald Sheculski, Lucy Proulx, Madelein Ostoâ€" vich, Room VIIâ€"J. Belanger, teacherâ€" Sr. Iâ€"Kathleen Christopher, Ralph Prest, Marion Lawson, Katherine Mcâ€" Leod, Gordon MacDonald, Walter Zaâ€" dorozny, Gwen Bown, Jessie Wong. Room VIIIâ€"H. W. Porter, teacherâ€" Junior Firstâ€"Miriam Laine; Meta Moore and Maisie Eldridge, equal; Eric Arnott, Katie Shawalla, Jean Lochrie, Ted Moller, Blanche Staples, Billy Cripps, George Martin. Senior Primerâ€"Laurence Feltmate, Florence Harris, Stanley Bratby, Stella Walko, Edmund Luchen, Lois Davidâ€" son, Doreen Warner. Room Xâ€"V. V. Smith, teacherâ€"Junâ€" ior, Primerâ€"Betty MacMillan, Nina Cicci, Annie Jacksic, Alastair Mcâ€" Naughton, Douglas McLeod, Nicolo Popovich, Nancy Hepplewhite, John MacDonald, Mildred Norris, Iverna Fisher, Dorothy Leck, Allan Keeley, Mary Zadorozny, Lorraine Cousineau, Katie Philliben, Ernest Taylor, Buster Todhunter, Bobby Quine, Eleanor REPORT FOR FEBRIARY OF $. S. NO. 1A, TISDALE T1P. Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes of the South Porcupine School Last Morth Sr. IVâ€"B. M. C. Shaw, principalâ€" Mary Gallagher, Michael O‘Shea, Betty Martin, Toivo Parkko, Mary Myronyk, Mirjam Wuori, Rosalind Cantor, Lucy Purnis, Irja Kuusela, Gorden Roy, John MciInnis, Victor Haneberry, Jennie Steâ€" fanski, Leslie Mahon, Lillian Brown, Annie Bucovetsky, Edwin Mack, Rose Gibson, Ada Wilson, Arminta McJanet, Harold Train, Bennie Laffin, Terence Sampson. ' ;; Jr. IVâ€"L. E. Johnston, teacherâ€" Honoursâ€"Tiberius Wright, Harry Verâ€" ner: Sulo Luhta and Joe Cosentino. equal. Sr. IIIâ€"M. L. Thorpe, teacherâ€"Betty Gallagher, Sylvia Parkko, Eino Luhta, Lily Niemi, Joseph Stern, Gladys Fosâ€" ter, Maurice Londry, Patrick Cunningâ€" ham, Ruth Kehoe, Neil Train, Franâ€" ces St. Paul, Kenneth Myers, Jack Bridges, Annie Marinchuk, Robert Mcâ€" Janet, Violet McKay, Lloyd Camley, Marjorie Sampson, Wilmer Fera, Madeâ€" line DaRosa, Sirkka Wuori, Celia Spitz, Wanda Bezpalko, Andrew Taylor, Milâ€" dred McCaw, Rose Cosco, Edna Dillon, Clifford Knutson, Tessie Kesnesky, Patâ€" rick O‘Shea, Violet Burke, Willie Helmer. Pass â€" Grenville Childs, Marshall Hamilton, Bruno Cecconi, Irean Kaufâ€" man, Hazel Mahon, Maurice Varker, George Starr, Christie Schmelzle, Laura Luhta, Bill Liscum, Mary McIntosh, Mike Miller, Reggie Clark, Margaret Suttie, Stella Bezbalko. Jr. IIIâ€"M. McNab, teacherâ€"Hildreth Childs, Wolodymyr Solonynka, Bob Gallagher, Dora Kobzey, Fred Andrews, Beatrice Smith, Delphise Dagenais; Mike Capyk, Irene Deacon and Marâ€" garet Richards, equal; Nellie Eyre, Rauha Vallenius, Jack Deacon, Helen Zaitz; Douglas McLeod and Elina Wuori, equal; Edith Rapsey; Katie Milâ€" ler and Ruth Verner, equal; Dorothy Sharp, Florence Lloyd, Douglas Modâ€" dle; Dora Dillon and Marion Myers, equal; Phyllis McCann, Louis Dagenais, Mike Kostynyk. Sr. IIâ€"H. Michaelson, teacherâ€" Vieno Kautto, Tuulikki Vikstrom, Stella Stefanski, Irene Varker, Bethea Lonâ€" dry, Stella Brown, Arne Manner. Jr. IIâ€"Robert Purnis, Rudoliph Bezâ€" palko, Carmel Kavanagh, Jennie Gallai, Aina Rintamaki. Jr. Pr.â€"R. R. Donlevy, teacherâ€"Dora Kesnesky, Eva McLeod, Roy Richâ€" ards, Mary Toderan, Arline McJanet, Nellie Shukinski; Steve Capyck and Ralph Dysart, equal; Harry Pyke, Edâ€" win Kuusela; Jim Turner and Marion Gibson, equal; Bessie Verner, Mary Vronack, Pat LaForest, Reino Rauhala ; Leuto Walli and Charlie Eyre, equal; Veikko Tornianen. in a fog occur when the weather is clear. Sr. I Aâ€"Charlie Giovanella, John Spitz, Katie Zaitz. Publishers‘ Syndicate (Chicago) :â€" Â¥et most of the wrecks due to driving THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Fourth Classâ€"Marcella Lynch, teachâ€" erâ€"Bruce Stovel, Maisie Yeomans, Mary Cartonick, Harold Millions, Ross MacPhail, Sidney Hughes, Peter Robertâ€" son, Charlie Armstrong, Clarence Cronk, Melville Murphy. Sr. IIILâ€"M. E. Matson, teacherâ€"Jolin Karpuk, Grace Murray, Franklin Hall, Dick Stone, Joseph Baker, Erica Larâ€" kin, Ina Parsons, Roddie MacPnail, Ida Tanney, Catherine MacPhail, Ruth Doran, Annie MacPhail, Beatrice Spiers, Eva Baker, Billie Millions, Alex Shuâ€" milak, Arnoid McGinn, Tom Webb. REPORT OF BOME SCHOOL FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY The following is the February report of the Dome School:â€" Jr. IIIâ€"Orry Costain, Frank Parsons, Neil Pirie, Elsie Armstrong, Edmund Richardson, Marguerite Lalonde, Hatâ€" tie Baker, Vivian McCaffrey, Stanley Millions, Cervin Stevens, Joseph Mitâ€" chell, Billie Miner, Alex McGinn. Senior Second â€" W. B. Marshall, teacherâ€"Betty Jordan, Marjorie Cosâ€" tain, Arthur Moyle, Denis Pullen, Anâ€" nie Cartonick, Mary Shumilak, Steve Ustianyk, Donald Pecore, Joyce Hughes, Frank Miner. Junior Secondâ€"Jack Burke, Buddy Robertson, Basil Libby, Lloyd Doran John Shumilak,, Mabel Tanney. Ssenior Firstâ€"Mary Curtis, Dorothy Cox, Betty Mitchell, Marry Bonasuik, Patsy Uren, Jim Murphy, Audrey Benâ€" nett, Jack Pecore, Bobbie Rickward, Norman Fraser, Walter Baker, Kenneth Harvey, Avylin Cronk. Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes of the Dome School for the Month of February Juniorâ€"Jenny Doran; Joe Woods and Harry McLean, equal; Sydney Thomas Bazel Doran, Irvin Richardson, Billie Cartonick, Frances Johns. Junior Firstâ€"Marjorie Spiers, Reggie Libby, Elsie Parsons, Billie Richardson, Doris Woods, Reggie Butler. Primary Roomâ€"V. Morris, teacherâ€" Sr. Primerâ€"Kathleen Pecore, Toney Procopio, Laura Millions, Iris Webb, Johnnie Vesala, Marian Cox, Kenneth Pupils in the Various Classes at the Central School Reâ€" ceiving Seventyâ€"five per cent. in the Month of February. Some Pupils Win Unusually High Marks. _ One Girl Makes 90 per cent. Room 1â€"Sr. 4â€"N. R. Wightman, principal:â€"Ramsay Razkallah 89, Alâ€" lan Longmore 86, Jean Danard 86; Ero Peterson 83, Robert Hogarth 83, John George 81, Einar Sveen 79, Ed. Janes and Jack Gauthier 78, Harry Bobbie 78, Ernie Lacy 77, Wiljo Salo and Helâ€" Honour Roll for February for Central Public School Room 4â€"Jr. 4â€"Mr. Boyce, teacher:â€" Jack ‘Lake 86, George Vincent 84, Clair mi Kumpuli 77, Kenneth Urquhart 76 Joe Stachow 75. Room 2â€"Sr. 4â€"Miss Everett, teachâ€" er:â€"Esther Shub 85, Violet Laurila 83, Nellie Stachow 80, Teresa DeMille 76, Ethel Brown 75, Edith Hill 75. Room 3â€"Jr. 3â€"Miss Smith, teacher: Annie Stachow 77, Aura Gronlund 77 Marion Ostrasser 75. Householders using well water musi boil it for at least 20 minutes. Wrap al)} Garbage in paper. Keep you. Garbage can coveres. Use plenty of Chlorids of Lime xhich can be procured at the Town free. B All outside tollets mnst be made iy proof. {t‘s Like Summerâ€" In sunny California you will find wonderful places to spend a month or two this winter. It is a land of. unâ€" equalled climate, of high mountains, of colourful deserts and fascinating cities. Many visitors to California plan their itinerary via the North Pacific coast. The beauty and cosmopolitan charater of Vancouver and Victoriaâ€"â€" Canada‘s famous far western cities make the journey enjoyable and interâ€" esting. Complete informamon â€" regarding Californiaâ€"fares, accommodation und literature gladiy supplied by any Caâ€" nadian National Railways Agent. 44t.1 A Glorious Place to Spend the Winter Sumptous hotels at the many resort centres along the Pacific Coast will make your stay a pleasant one. Why Not Buy Your Soft Drinks made with the best Spring water of Northern Ontario? SPRING WATER BOTTLING WORKS Jos. Clusiau, prop. Telephone 60 P.O,. Box 19 sOUTH PORCUPINE Warehouse in Timmins at 108 BALSAM STREET SOUTH ATTENrAON HOUSEHOLDERS By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTB Time in California TRAIN KILLED DEER ON THE T. N. 0. RAILWAY LAST WEEK Train No. 47 on the T. N. O. Railway killed a deer on the track one day last week. The accident happenâ€" ed at Mileage 50, between Kenny and Redwater stations, this side of North Bay. There were three deer on the track as the train came along. Two of them got off at the side of the track and made for the bush: The third deer because of panic, apparentâ€" ly, did not stir from the track with the result that before the train could be stopped the animal was struck and killed. Contrary to the oPinion of some thoughtless people who maybe imagine that trainmen would get some fun out of chasing an animal on the track, the truth is that the ordinâ€" ary train crew would do almost anyâ€" thing to avoid injuring or killing deer or anything else. Apart from the fact that the vast majority of trainmen are good fellows who would greatly dislike hitting anything or anybody, there is the truth that they hate any and every sort of an accident. Every time there is any sort of an accident even though they are in no way to blame, the trainmen feel as if a mark had been made against iTheir good record. Also, ‘they realizeâ€"fnobody more fully,â€"that an accident is alâ€" ways dangerous and that it is a much simpler trick to get a train off the track than to get it on again. Someâ€" times a very small obstruction will cause a derailment, if conditions hapâ€" pen to be right for such a matter, and every derailment holds in it the chance for loss or damage to property or life. Because of the carefulness of the T. N. O. trainmen, the line holds its very enviable record of never having caused the death of a single passengei and also having the lowest proportion of injuries to persons and property of any railroad operating in Ontario over a large number of years. Thomas, Teresa Miner, Sloco Ustianyk June Philbin, Marian Jordan. Jr. Primerâ€"Agnes Robertson, Ralph Mitchelil, Marie Fraser, Mary Donyluk, Stewart McGinn, Billie Honer, Elizaâ€" beth Banisuik, Alice Robertson, Celia Ponyluk, Violet Hedges. Baker 83, Louis Guollo 77, Harry Noski 77, Lester Hill 76, Tony Delmonte 76, Eddie Karpovitch 76, Alfred Blackman and Peter Bosak 75, Nestor Horrestor 75. Room 8â€"Jr. 3â€"Peggy Gibson 88, Jean Scott 87, Enni Honkala 82, Edith Madden 81, Vincent Thompson 80, Wilâ€" ho Sivunen 79, George Mustato 78, Mary Denisevitch 78, Eddie Daher 76, Washa Borilka 76. Room _ 5â€"Sr. 2â€"Miss Morrison, teacher:â€"Sam Habib 87, Basil Howse 84, Violet Black 81, Lena Dolynchuk 79, Clarence Black 79, Aare Kivi 78, Jack Easton 78, Ian Luxton 76, Tom Maxâ€" well 76, Jamse Elles 75. Room 6â€"Sr. 3â€"Miss Ramsay, teachâ€" er:â€"Catherine Kelly 91, Gerald Scott 87, Eva Rilet 84, Patsy Richardson 82, Helen Andruchuk 80, Ruth Danard 78, Olive Pearce 78, Mary Lee 77, Annie Borkoski 77, Mary Vartinuik 76, Helen Dolynchuk 75. Room 7â€"Sr. 3â€"Miss James, teachâ€" er:â€"Mary Stachow 85, George Andruâ€" chuk 83, Geraldine Beaudin 79, Arthur Pritchard 78, Evelyn Morris 76, Harold Gauthier 75, Velma Watt and Jack Brovender 75. Room 10â€"Sr. 2â€"Miss MacDonald, teacher:â€"Patrica Carson 90, Lorna Monck 83, Mary Borilka 81, Mary Volchuk 79, Teddy Byck 79, Carl Horwitz 78, Ronald Lake 78, Peter Moroz 77, Florence Keefe 76, Anâ€" ton Harting 76, Alma McIntyre 75, Geraldine Gauthier 75, Laura Kari 75. Jr. 2â€"George Pottosky 77, Grace Pond 75. Room â€" 12â€"Sr. 1â€"Miss Fortune, teacher:â€"Betty Garner and Kenneth Blow 83, Courtney Drew 82, Leonina Raffaele 82, Walter Volchuk 80, James Lee 80, Earl Waldon, Jackie Taylor and Maila Ruhinen 79, Patsy Holland 79, Stella Zurbey, James Lago and Dora Bogor 78, George Lacy 77, Alice Bougn 75. Room 13â€"Jr. 1â€"Miss Grant, teachâ€" er:â€"Olga Grenechi 88, Aina Ericson 85, Edna Pond 84, Kathaleen Church 84, Neil McLaren 83, Solomon Ansara 80, Mona McInnis 80, Sauli Levi 79, Olga Maidanuik 77, Fred Stonehouse 76, Ronald Tonkin 76, Dorothy Habib 76. Room 14â€"Sr. Pr.â€"Miss Fligg, teachâ€" er:â€"Arnold Black and Stephen Morosâ€" an 81, Olga Pottosky 80, Gunnar Kalâ€" lunki and Edward Bokla 79, Dean Mcâ€" Arthur and Carl Merikalles 78, Kenâ€" neth Riley and Cecile Habib 77, Tom Sexton and James Cowan 76, Fred Chaplycky Pentt Koivisti and FEllen Vincent 75. Room 9â€"Miss Monck, teacher:â€" Andrew Maxwell, Allan Roos, Walter Ringstad, Frank Brown, Jean McFarâ€" land, Kenneth Mason, Harry McFadâ€" den, Eiber Junnilo, Thelma Brown, Dorothy Cadman, Heone Golachiuk, George Leach, Jack Wilson, Jack Carâ€" Room 15â€"â€"Jr. Pr.â€"Miss Jackson, teacher:â€"Grac» Lawrence, Betty Danâ€" ard, Margaret Boyce, Grigore Vartinâ€" uik, Murray McFarland, Doris Read. Room 16â€"K. P.â€"Miss Wilson, teachâ€" er:â€"Marjorie Pexton, Olga Caldoâ€" worny, Evelyn Boychuk, Aino Bozzer. ERNEST H.BRIDGER Co. 604 Northern Ontario Building â€" $ g Toronto 2 g Phone Adelaide 8354.8355 5s t TV In Body and Chassisin style and staminas>>>â€" the most advanced automobile of the day AA{CcLAUVGHLIN.BUICK‘S Masterpiece Canadian Mining Securities Purchased for Cash Marshallâ€"Ecclestone, Ltd. 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Facts like these explain why the new Mcâ€" Laughlinâ€"Buick leads in performance, appearâ€" ance and value, and why buyers are according it the greatest preference ever shown any fine Timmins, Ont. Thursday, March 7th, 1929 Uâ€"2â€"3â€"29C